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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27
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Abril l1.-Francia est& alarmsda
por las intenciones que se atribuyen !
Inglaterra respecto de H .iti. Habien
do sido sntAli>rmente territorlo fran
ces, es possible vengs abaJo la protec-
ci6n.
Rsnuevanse las noticias de un aten.
tado contra la vida de- Gar.
Atril IA Ell "Temps," de Paris,
sfirma que Inglaterra ha asegursdo 8
Ffancia que no tiene iutenci6n de
stacar q Haiti, y que ha reducido su
demsnda q 100000. Por consiguien-
te, ell almirante frances ha rscibijo Or
denes de retirsrse.
Aztcar en- dep6sito Ell dia 10 del CO.
rriente, 200 600 toneladas; igual fecha
atio passdo, 100000.
Abril, 16-Las autoridades de ls
armada norte- niegan la no.
ticis de que ell csfonero "Yautic," hays
sido despachado para Haiti con oh.
jeto de resistir una aggression.
Abril, l9.-Corre Ia noticia que IN
frances llsmsdo Eillaciapo, d quien
Sc supone loco, y que pretende ser el
corresponsal del Courier Rochelles,
ha matado d punaladas al mariscal
Bszaine.
Abril, 2O.-El "Temps," publica
una noticia de que ell principe de 10 CO.
roma de Alemsni~ estA sufriendo de nn
cancer en- Ia lengua.
Anuncian la muerte del almirante
Bonet, de la armada francesa.
Despachos de PARIS snuucisn que ell
general Boulanger ha reducido ell pre-
supuesto de Guerra en- 100000 fran.
cor. El presupuesto de las obras pd
blicss y ell de marina serAn reducidos de
una manera sem.jsnte.
Abril, 2l.-Azd ,sr en- dep6sito, el
die l6 del corriente, 202, 900, tonelsdas
8 no pasado, iguaI ferha, 3O5,0Oo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27
GAOETILLAS.

Libros. .-Llamamos Ia atenci6n
del tblico hacia ell Hnuncio que, refe-
rente & los selectos libros que acabao
de recibirse en- esta 1mprenta, Sc inser-
ta en- otro lugsr del BoLETiN.
Enterense de 81 los sfclonsdos 4 Ia
buenA lecturs, que vale Ia pena la mo-
lestia.
Bien venidos. - Los se1oreS 81
gnir ntes liegaron en- Ell d timo vspor-
correo, procedente de lA Peninsula, y
continuAn Aun en- ell Lazareto:
Don Francisco Ortega, don income
ties H-ru&ndez, don Manuel H,dslg =,
dofa Dolores Arqueiro, don Jose Prize
to, don Joaquin Quesada. don juan
Diaz Lopez, don jose Battle, don
Augusta ESpaillst, don Juan Qnintero,
don Rafael Sanchez y Seis de famiIiu.
Tiro al blanco.-En ell sitio de
costumbre, prscrco el tlro al blanco,
en- 10 tarde del domingo d timo, la
g. compahis de maestro benemerlto
battalion de Volupt t4rios.
AL Anochecer, y d los scordes de 10
exceiente banda, regresaron q la Cspi
tai aquelIos buenos patriotss.
IlusioniSta.-Se eSpera que de
On momeuto 4 otro llegarG 4 esta Ca
pital ell ilusionista DR.. NicolAy, acom-
psfiAdo de Ia sibila Miss RossinA.
Commissioners -Pasado maiana
%, 4 las III de 10 manann, De des
pscharA en- 10 Administrator General
del ramo 10 correspondence Official }
pdblica que ha de conducir Europs
(viA San Sebast:an) ell vapor espsh>I
Maysgnez.
Mercantil. - Sc ha constituidt
en- HumscAo una sociedsd mercsnti
que girarA bajo 10 raz6n SAmalea 4 C..
Tingnes negocios lie deseAmos.
0bito.-Ha Sido llevado al pos
trer Asilo el csdAver del antigua y POI
todos conceptos estimable Gnsrdia d,
Orden PdbIico d. Migue! Ferreiro. 81
existencia fue 10 de on honrado lea
servidor de 10 Patria J ceIoso agent
de 10 autoridad J de 10 ley. IntAchA
Bile en- sus buenos proce leres, respetuo
30 con sus superiores J deferente eel
, Itodos, no dudamos qus 10 muerte d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27

.lispone, dado Ell sngustioso tefpino
que seflala Ia R. o. para que Ell ere
ditto Mercsntil pueda ponerse en- la,.
condolences exigidas por 6sta para to-
mar parte en- el concurso, y Ia distsn-
cia q aqne nos encontramOS del Centre
lue ha de resolver esta question, ao.
causas que conjuntamente exigen de
los sefiores accionistas que secunden
los esfuerzos de la Directive y Aiml
abstraction de Ia Sociedad. concurriepdc
4 dicha Janta y prestAndo asf condiclo~
nes para que no deje de efectusrse por
f4lta del ndmero legal de concurrentes.
Los que re hallan al frente del Ctedi.
to Mercanti Green haber cumplido en-
este puuto sus deberes, y del desApasio-
namiento, inte,es pr'pio y cordnra de-
los seflores accionistas esperan resolu-
clones y medidas one conduzcan resta-
mente 4 la consecnci6n del fin que Sc
persjgue
A los efectos del art. 81 de los esta-
tutos Sc hace presente que los asuntos
Quo u0u U0 CT0Gd1bo 0A uAOu0 y uAuS OOu
los que siguen:
10 Presentation del Credito Mer-
cantiI al Concurso alberto por la r. 0.
de % de Mario dltimo, con adopci6n
de todas las medidas, y discussion de
todos los psrticulares que con dicho
asunto Sc relacionan.
90 Ii Directiva dar& cuenta d los
sefiores accionistas con la nueva clasi.
1caci6n hechs de los valores que cons
tituyen ell active del capital social.
Desde esta fecha queda fjada al pd-
blico la lista de accionistas con dere-
'ho de ssistencis; y Sc recomienda a
los mismos I'll recuerdo de los articulos.
l8 al 81 y 81 de los Estatutos y del
50 al 90 del Reglamento.
Las pspeletas de asistencia sc expe-
lirAn en- Secretaris, desde Ell 25 del
actual al 2 de Mayo pr6ximo.
Puerto Rico, Abril IS de 1887
81 Presidente de turno, Enrique VI.
ande. AZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27

exclama ell corresponsal, fuerar
tan sananos para deJarse e'.ja
quinsGr con esas atroces maja
ierias
Es asi que hasta la fecha nadie
ha tratado de enjaquimar a nues
tros jfbaros con atroces majade
rfas, sino algunos radicales dc
aver y ciertos neo autonomistas dc
hoy, luego.........
Apliquese ell cuento, 6 la con-
secuencla, ell corresponsal de
Yauco.
Y convenzanse los AUTONOMOUS
de que a la postre han de sa.
ar de sus propagandas pedibus
andando y sus peroratas de mee.
ting 10 que es fama sac6 el negro
del sermon.
Por ESQ dice el corresponsal:
"Se os conoce bien.
va 10 creo que Sc os conoce;
demasiado bien!
La experiencia no es cosa vana,
y de ahf proviene ell hecho de que
el que mas y el que menos de
nuestros jibaros, de esos que no
comulgan con ruedas de molino,
como no sean Espadas, al sopor'
tar vuestras lu :ubraciones, canta-
das dando Ell do de pecho, os olga,
guiflando Ell ojo:
Te conosco. bacalado, manque
vengas dis1Tasado.
"Conque, a otra puerta, her
manO.
Que en- esta, no hay por que. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27

complete de los pub'icados hasta el d.
Comprende los terminns liter rio !
los del !engusje usual en- su Seuti
propio y fiyuradn, las voces usAdas e..
las ciancia-, artes oficios, y los uoni
bres propio@ de historic, geogrt fla :.
M to ogis, ordpusio pt.r dos L,reEz
q mpmno, conf,rme los d C lonHrios
d. la Academia, S.ivA, Greg'ire. Do.
minguez, IT,, etc. Settle edici6n. l
tomo pn So Tia ,loradn.
DICCIuNAR'O espsfiol-aleman y
aemAn.-sp' floI, Ell mas complete de
l>+ pnbicados hasta ell dis, que abrszs
| s termluos Iiterarios y los del lengua-
j.. uaI en- su -eutido prolio y Fl snra
do, las voces nsadas en las artes Of
clos, los nombres pro:;ios de ferson, =,
de geografi4 y uitologi., segda /. q
mejores diccionarios espt fioles y at
munes, Hument. do con una tsbla de
los veIbos irregnIares y con Ia pronun-
clsci6u fgura-a, por Arturo Enenkel.
l tomo EN- 49, Ter.
DICClONARIO grande fran,el-es-
palol y espafol-france', coz Ia pro
nunciaci6n en- ambas lenguss, compnrs-
to con. vista de los mate-isles reunidos
por don Vicente Saliva y los mejores
diccicnsrios antignos y modernos, por
don j. B. Guim. Nuevs edici6n muy
mejorada. 2 tomos en- 10 a tres CO.
lnmnas, reunidos en- uno de mas de
1900 paginss. Lomo de tafiiete, pla.
nos de tela. Encusdernsdo en- dos
tomos.
Dc CIONARlO frances. espafol y
espaflo- frances, portGtil, con la pro-
nuncisci6n en- amhas lenguas, tornado
con presencia de los materiales reuni-
dos por don Vicente Saliva, ell mas
complete de los publicsdos hasts ell dia.
Vigesima edici6n refundids, aumenta-
da y Embellishments corregids con
arreglo q Ia nueva ortografis de la Aca-
demia Espafiols. l tomo en- 49, Tela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27
GACETA DE HOY.

Disposition del Gobierno &c.
neral, relativa a los Profesores de
las Escuelas de C&rceles.
Nombrado Dslegado especial
del Gobierno en- la isla Mona D.
Antonio Aher&u.
Privilegios de invencion.
Ley de Enjuiciamiento Militar.
Subastas.
Providencias jadiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27
MALAGA
xBAaczxorA.

para cuyos puDtos admite carga ,
pasajeros; y con trasbordo en- el pri-
mer puerto para los de GIJON, Bill
BAO, SAN SEBASTIAN, CORUNA
J VIGO. Sc suplica & los Sres. EN-.
barcadores y passjeros avisen con 8
dias de antelaci6n para pedir & la Ha-
bana reserven ell huecc necesario.
Para mas informes dirigirse & suS
consignstsrios Claudio G.. Saenx & Go.
Fortaleza "a. 48
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27
AVISO.

AL rededor del 30 de Mayo llegarG
q nuestro puerto procedente de 10 Ha.
bana el magnifco Vapor MIGUEL
M. DE PINILLOS, 81 cual segnida.
mente Sc despacharA para
sANTANDHR,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27
ARMAS Y lIMENEz. On.

KasaAieeinisnte Dc tesrxtagtsy qalAeAIlA surtlao
eunssAi - q rama. vsntas 81 pa s-ayos ansAiii
snss eossaAsssmaAis DasAra piAs1lea rnFtloaA pAra
V,aaVssA Algibsa 2 hsaAsssA PtSelm llmlla1e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27
+. GARClADEL REAL. 1n,,.,

CASA De PhESlAMUS sVDre empeno dc pref
das, muebles, maquinas de coser de oda cias.
le obletos tipo modic..
80 venden prendas, muebles , maqulnas de cos.
4ue hayan vencido ei terminc, preclos sumament
oaratos y 50 compran bllletes b1nos y residuos q
tssoro acclones de la Sociedad Anonima de Gre
iito Mercantll.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27
JOSE PR0vASI. ro...,... ,ss.
GRAN SASTRERiA ITALIANA,

Sc construyen trajes de todas classes, la Qltl
ma moda, para cabalieros. Generos ingieses, frsn
ceses, sspanoles y alemanes al gusto del mas e3
gsnte. Surtido constante. Elegancia baraturu
3 g'Aa numero de parroqulauos de 10 socledad ele
gaate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-27
,Rough ON Rats. n1uerte a los

Trough ON Rats! Muerte q los
ratones!-Al flo Sc hA encontrndo ~
que hemos n.cesitsdo toda la vida!
Pidase & los boticarios ell ''Rough on
Rats" Destierra los rAtones, cucSra
chas, moscas y chinches.
Piedra Plastica. Ia mas bara.
u Piedra flAstlcA ue -ortauu es ID
que venden Armas y Jimenes, Cruz
l3.-Puerto-Rico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-07

that it would be proper to ennex re-
spectacle title to the office of president of
the United States, but the Senate, de-
sirous of preserving harmony with the
House of Representatives, where the
practice lately observed in presenting an
address to the President was without the
addition of title, think it proper for the
present to act in conformity with the
practice OF the House.
Therefore, resolved, that the present
address be "To the President of the
United States" without addition of title.
For ninety seven years the country has
grown in dignity, wealth ndpower under
the simple constitutional title Of the
Chief Executive of the American Repub-
lie, until it eClipses all the high-sounding
designations Of rank known to the vOca-
bulary of monarchical institutions. All
official communications or from strangers
should be addressed: "To the Presi-
dent, Washington, D, c." A letter from
a personal friend should be addressed:
"GroVer Cleveland, Washington, D. c."
without title.
The President to all communications,
whether official or personal, simply signs
his name, without the usual compliment
airy closing, as "yours truly" or closing
of respect, as every respectfully" used
by all officials.
The discussion of the subject of titles
was commenced in Congress before the
arrival of Washington in New York. In a
letter of July, 1889, to friend in Vir-
ginia, the first President expressed his
opposition to additional title. 1t was
urged that ellis High Mightiness," the
title of the Stockholders of Holland, was
his choice, but there is Eething to show
that he ever expressed such an opinion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-07
Yet even so act those who would fair

Yet even so act those who would fair
befoul or do away with the religious
fountain st whose head those
who thirst after mystic ideal
seek cooling beverage for their
parched lips. Had Christ's religion
no loftler aim than that of yielding con-
ISOLATION to tie wretched, hope to the suf-
ferer, and lifting the humble above the
vain-glorious in the kingdom of God, or
of pure thought; had it served no better
purpose than drying mothers tears as
she sat by an empty cradle and viewed
her little one in angel form wing It's flight
heavenWaId, even then would such g re-
ligion deserve to be considered as the
philosophy which has brought the greatest
sum OF ideal happiness to suffering hu-
mainly. BY the side of those who seek
to advance the material welfare of the
people, there is room for those who would
guard against loss, by holding out to each
and all supreme consolation and ever
lasting hope.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-07

IS. Fancy Work for Home Adorn-
ment, an entirely new work upon this
subject, continuing easy and practical in
stEuctions for making fancy baskets, wall
pockets, brackets, needle work, embroid-
cry, etc, etc, profusely and elegantly
illustrated.
10. Grimm's Fairy Stories for the
Young. The finest collection Of fairy
stories ever published. The children will
be delighted with them.
20. Manual of Etiquette for Ladies
and Gentlemen, guide to politeness and
good breeding, giving the rules of modern
etiquette for all occasions.
81. Useful knowledge for the Million,
handy book of useful information for
all, upon many and various subjects.
%. The Home Cook Book and Family
Physician, containing hundreds of excel
lent cooking recipes, and hints to house
keepers, also telling how to cure all
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-07
A MATRIMONIAL PANIC.
Illinois Legislators stampeded by Small,
Inquisitive Youth.

Illinois Legislators Stampeded by Small,
Inquisitive Youth.
A great panic was occasioned in the
Senate Chamber at Springfield few days
ago by one of the pages, Who went about
from one Senator to the other asking
each whether he was married, and if so
whether his wife had accompanied him to
Springfield. "This page carried paper
pad" says the Chicago News, land upon
this pad he jotted down the answers to
the questions he propounded. Now,
if there is man in the world VINO is
thoroughly up to snuff, it is State Sena-
tor; to tell the truth, the average State
Senator makes his living (precarious
though it may be- by being up to snuff
When, therefore, the Senators saw this
impertinent little page trotting about the
Senate chamber securing statistics as to
their private affairs, they jumped as one
man at the conclusion that he
was doing this work for some
person who had sinister purpose
in view. So when the page tremblingIy
approached one of the Senators and
asked him whether he was benedict or
bachelor, that reverend statesman drew
proudly back, informed him that 1t was
none of his -- business and babe him
60 to that locality where warmth is per
ennial. The poor page was terribly con-
fused and with many awkward apologies
he beat hasty retreat. It seems how
ever that from his place in the presiding
officers chair Lieutenant Governor
Smith had witnessed the affair, and at
the first opportunity ne sent for the page
and extracted from him an explanation
of the whole matter.
Just before the Senate adjourned Gen
eral Smith, addressing the Senators, said
that he had learned that the mysterious
action of one of the pages had created
apprehension. He had in
vestigated the matter, he said, and he was
not surprised, knowing the Senators as
well as he did, that their fears were ex-
cited when q page approached them
with mysterious inquiries as to their
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-07
THE GUILELEsS CHEROKEE.
a Young Savage Who Keeps His Word witt
the Sheriff in a Queer Way.

A Young Savage Who Keeps His Word with
the Sheriff in Queer Way.
There can hardly be doubt that there
is something wrong about the Indian
country, says the San Francisco Chroni-
Gle. There is not jail anywhere within
the bounds of the Cherokee reservation.
No country can ever be at high point Of
civilization in which there are no jails,
and nobody does anything to need them.
We have always been taught to look upon
Damon and Pythias as one of the most
beautiful stories of friendship and honor.
Listen to this from the Cherokee Indian,
and ask yourself if it does not give you
some different opinion of him. An Indian
was shot for killing another man some
time ago. A stranger in the Territory
happened to be with the Sheriff when the
news that the appeal had been lost and
the sentence must be carried out.
eyes," said the Sheriff, "I'll have to
have the poor fellow shot"
"Where is he? | don't see any jail?"
"He's at home"
ga prisoner under sentence of death at
home!"
"Certainly; he's out on his word. He's
been at home three months. We've got
no jails here"
"Well, you don't expect him to come
and be shot?"
"Certainly do. He'll be here to-mor-
row. l sent for him"
And the merry stranger laughed. Next
day he was on hand to witness the sher-
ifs discontinue. But few minutes be-
fore the hour cavalcade appeared in the
distance. 1t was bepded by 8 manly
young Indian and it W. made up of his
friends. They rode gs iantly up and the
young Indian surrendei ed himself to the
sheriff. Hewent abou among the crowd,
shook hands with everybody. gave one
his saddle, another hia horse, and so on,
until he had disposed all he possessed.
Then he selected his bosom friend as the
man to fire the fatal shot, an honor his
bosom friend esteemed highly. He took
his place, he pinned piece of blue ribbon
over his heart, the poi the bullet was to
take, and stood up lie man. A few
seconds, there was shot, and he was
dead. l wc1der if there is nothing at all
the white man can learn from the Chero-
kee Indian - 49,
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relations. With

marital relations. With view,
however, to allaying all torturesome
apprehensions, he would say that
the information in this instance was not
sought for the purpose CT creating scan
dial. The Governor proposed to give
dinner to the members of the Senate, and,
being anxious to find out how many of
the Senators had brought their wives to
Springfield with them, he had deputed
page to obtain that Information in order
that the Governor might know how many
guests he would be expected to entertain,
and that he might make preparations &C
cordingly.
This explanation, which General Smith
dragged out to considerable length, n
order TO keep the Senators on tenter-
hooks as long As possible, gave entire
satisfaction, and more than one timorous
statesman heaved sigh of relief when he
saw the suspicious bugaboo thus
fellcitously dissipated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-07
Beware the Peacock Feather.
Washington Letter

This lady saws that she once warned
President Arthur not to keep it, as it was
the most unlucky thing he could have
about the house, but he laughed at her,
and said he was not superstitious. When
he left the White House he presented the
bird to Mrs. John Davis, and the lady of
the legation called my attention to the
fact that Mrs. Davis had met with many
misfortunes since, for which the peacock
was responsible. l had never heard of
this superstition before, but upon inquiry
found that it was quite prevalent In Eu-
rope, and the French Minister told me
that the i'll fortunes of the Empress Jose.
phine were attributed to the fact that she
vas excessively fond of peacock feathers
as ornaments and nearly always wore
them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-07
Hotels in Japan.

Correspondence Cincinnati Enquirer.
p In Jap anese hotel the kitchen is al
ways the principal room in the house
and near the entrance. The first thing
that strikes US is the row of large blue
platters arranged around the wall in
shelf rack near the ceiling. have come
to regard these platters as test of the
prosperity of the house. If they are many
and large-three feet across-the hotel is
fiourishiDg; if few and small, the
CHOW are the platters?" We are
shown our rooms-upstairs always, if
possible-and, leaving our shoes behind,
walk upon the soft mats in our stocking
feet. Immediately servant brings tea
and tray of tiny cups without saucers;
then tobacco and q small flrebox for
smoking purposes. Now all the visitors
in the house and all the neighbors who
can crowd in have arrived and are in our
rooms and are examining US. We think
we would like to wash our hands and
faces and then have something to eat, so
we clap our hands three times, and
servant screams Chi" and soon
appears, bowling, and asks what we want
We call for water, which is brought in q
large bucket with wooden handle and
fiat copper basin, which.are placed on the
front versnda. There We perform our
additions in full view of the crowd in the
streets below. Little tables, about IS
large as small napkin, are placed before
each on the floor. We order rice, which
is brought IN small tub with bright brass
hoops. We ask for eggs, and they bring
thirty for four persons. We use our
4
US and then at each other and smile ad-
mirinnlu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-07

periments, book which tells how to PEI
form hundreds Of amusing tricks in magic
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u. Gems of the Poets, containing
charming selections from TennysCn,
Lonsfellow, Whittier, Byron, Shelley,
Moore, Bryant and others.
IS. Building Plans for Practical Low
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OF eight modern houses, ranging in price
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II. Anecdotes of Public Men-Wash-
ington, Clay, Franklin, Webster, Tilden,
Lincoln, Scott, Grant, Garfield, Glad
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leading men of the century.
10. -Esop's Fables. The work of an
ancient genius. Children have read them
for centuries, and grown people quote
them every day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-07

3. In Cupd's Net.
10. Amos Barton. By George Elliott
II. Lsdy GWendoline's Dream. By
the author of "Dora Thorne."
~. The Mystery of the Holly Tree.
By the author of "Dora Thorne."
%. The Budget of Wit, Humor and
Fun, large collection of the funniest
stories, sketches, anecdotes, poems and
jokes that have been written for some
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Il. John Bowerbank's Wife. By Miss
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10. The Gray Woman. By Mrs. Gas
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16. Sixteen Complete Stories by popu-
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Life, of Adventure, of Railway Life, etc,
all very Interesting.
Il. Jasper Danes Secret. By Miss M.
E. Braddon.
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80. Reaping the Whirlwind. By Mary
Cecil Hay.
SO. Dudley Carlton. By Miss NJ. E.
Braddon.
81. A Golden Dawn. By The author Of
"Dora Thomas" etc.
80. Valerie's Fate. By Mrs. Aiexar-
der.
Sc. Sister Rose. By Wilkie Collins.
81. Anne By Mrs. Henry Wood.
IS. The Laurel Bush. BIZ Miss Mu-
lock.
SO. Robinson Crusoe thrilling mar
rative by Daniel DeFoe, describing the
adventures of a castaway on an Island in
the South Pacific Ocean.
40. How to Make Poultry Pay. A
practical and instructive series of articles,
by Mr.. p. II. Jacobs, poultry editor of
The Farm and Garden, Philadelphia.
Illustrated.
IL. Parlor Magic and Chemical En-